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Celebrate the Environment
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Tree planting to help our environment
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Primary Three National Section Literacy theme for this month is ‘Managing resources in our sub-county’. As part of this theme they have to learn about projects. To really understand the concept of a project, they had to start up their own poultry project. The class had to work as a project team, formulate research questions, do…
